Tag: women
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Afghanistan: UN Mechanism to Investigate Crimes Against Humanity
What the UN Council is Doing The UN Human Rights Council has established an independent mechanism to investigate and preserve evidence of the most serious international crimes committed in Afghanistan. This new body aims to document abuses, collect credible information, and safeguard potential evidence for future accountability processes. The move comes amid ongoing concerns about…
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Women’s Hair Loss: Causes, Care, and Treatments Explained
Understanding hair loss in women Hair loss is not just a concern for men. Many women notice thinning or shedding at various life stages—from puberty to menopause. Recognizing the signs early can help you seek appropriate care and preserve your hair health. This article explores the main causes, what to do about it, and practical…
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Women experience hair loss too. Here’s what can help
Understanding hair loss in women Hair loss isn’t just a problem for men. Many women notice thinning or shedding in their 20s, 30s, or later years due to a mix of genetics, hormones, stress, medical conditions, and lifestyle factors. Perimenopause, thyroid issues, iron deficiency, poor nutrition, and certain medications can contribute to hair loss. Recognizing…
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Evan Dando: Women Who Shaped His Life and Love Over Time
Introduction: A life written in the margins of rock Evan Dando, the enduring voice of the Lemonheads, has long stood at the crossroads of volatility and vulnerability. Behind the riffs and the jangly melodies lies a story shaped as much by the women in his life as by the chords he strums. In a candid…
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National Dialogue Advances Gender-Responsive Peace and Security in Pakistan
Overview of the National Dialogue on Women, Peace and Security The first-ever National Dialogue on Women, Peace and Security (WPS) in Pakistan marks a milestone in integrating gender equality into national security strategies. Convened in Islamabad by the National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA) in partnership with the National Commission on the Status of Women (NCSW)…
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National-driven progress: Pakistan’s inaugural dialogue on Women, Peace and Security
Introduction: A landmark step for Women, Peace and Security in Pakistan The National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA), in collaboration with the National Commission on the Status of Women (NCSW) and UN Women, has convened Pakistan’s first-ever National Dialogue on Women, Peace and Security (WPS) in Islamabad. This milestone event signals a commitment to elevating women’s…
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Women First in Crisis: Prioritizing Support in South Sudan
Putting Women at the Center of Crisis Response There can be no higher priority for our support than women, a sentiment echoed by leaders and activists alike in the face of ongoing crises. In South Sudan, where conflict, climate-induced shocks, and food insecurity intersect, women and girls often bear the heaviest burden. This reality demands…
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She Got Her First Tattoo at 65. Now She Has 17 and Feels Seen
First Ink, Lasting Impact When Sandee Althouse walked into a Silver Lake gift shop at 65, she wasn’t chasing a trend or a rebellion. She was seeking something quieter and more lasting: a way to feel seen in a world that often catalogs people by numbers rather than stories. Her first tattoo wasn’t about rebellion;…
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Queensland launches $20m Women’s Career Grants to help mums re-enter the workforce
Queensland backs women returning to work with a targeted grants program Queensland is rolling out a significant one-off incentive aimed at helping women rejoin the workforce after time spent away. The government has unveiled a $20-million Women’s Career Grants program designed to remove practical barriers and encourage more women to re-enter professional life. Targeted at…
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World Arthritis Day: 5 Reasons Women Face Higher Arthritis Risk, and What Women Can Do
World Arthritis Day shines a spotlight on how arthritis affects women differently—and what can be done to protect joint health. While arthritis inflames and stiffens joints for people worldwide, research consistently shows that women are disproportionately affected by several forms of arthritis, including rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and osteoarthritis (OA). An expert in orthopedics explains five…